Bus Plugs

A busway is an electrical distribution system that is ready-made and easy to install. It consists of metal strips or rods, called bus bars, that are made of copper or aluminum and are enclosed in a metal casing. Busways are commonly used in commercial and industrial buildings where there is a high and variable demand for electricity.

It saves you time and money, as it is already made and fits together quickly. It can reduce your labor costs by up to 60% compared to cable and conduit. Busways adapt to your needs, as you can change, extend, or move them as you wish. You can also use different kinds of bus plugs to power different equipment. Busways are also safe and dependable, as they have a high resistance to short-circuits and a design that protects fingers. Busways address the problems of poor quality and overheating that can happen with multiple cables.

Bus plugs are connectors that connect to the busway to provide power to individual pieces of equipment. They’re available in a variety of configurations, including fusible and breaker types.

Busways are available in a variety of types, including:
Low-voltage busway: Used for voltages up to 600 volts.
Medium-voltage busway: Used for voltages from 600 volts to 35,000 volts.
High-voltage busway: Used for voltages above 35,000 volts.
Isolated phase busway: Busway in which the phase conductors are electrically isolated from each other.
Non-isolated phase busway: Busway in which the phase conductors are not electrically isolated from each other.

When choosing busway and bus plugs, there are a number of factors to consider, including: The voltage and amperage requirements of the load The type of environment in which the busway will be installed The need for flexibility and scalabil We recommend consulting with an Electrical Engineer to find a busway and bus plug for your needs.